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Leah Barber
We are devastated to learn of the tragic loss of the life of Leah Barber. Leah was one of our Year 11 pupils who had her whole life ahead of her but this has unfortunately been taken away before she had the chance to realise her ambitions and dreams. Our thoughts are with her family at this tragic time – their pain and loss must be unbearable. Leah was a kind and caring young person who had a warm smile and personality. Leah always focused on doing her best in her academic studies and she was keen to please with her achievements. Leah had very close friends at our school who will dearly miss her and the whole of our school community is saddened by this loss. We will do everything we can to support those affected during this difficult time.
Ian Morrel
Headteacher
Street Play 31 July 2018
Norwood Neighbourhood Group
Shipley Re-Imagined: Sat 28th April
Litter-pick: Sunday 29th April
Join the Shipley to Bradford Bike Bus
Friends of Northcliffe Events
For further information on these events click here
Leeds Bradford Airport.
Airspace Changes Consultation Evening
Residents are invited to comment on the propsed amendments to airspace around Leeds Bradford Airport. The amendments are being proposed to enable the Airport to integrate its airspace with amendments being proposed to the national airspace by government under its UK Future Airspace Strategy.
Date: 18th October
Time: 3pm - 8pm
Venue: Baildon Club, 1/3 Northgate Baildon BD17 6LX
Please help Glenaire Primary School
I am Chair of the Glenaire Primary School Run on Sun Fun(d) Trustees. I write to ask for your help with this highly successful project to energise and enthuse the pupils of Glenaire and its community to understand and combat global warming. I am not asking for money.
We have raised £8000 to put electricity-generating photo-voltaic panels on the school roof. We are shortlisted to receive £7500 from the Marks and Spencer Energy Fund - but we need to be voted for on the following link and are only second in the rankings the M and S area of north yorkshire:
www.mandsenergyfund.com/projects/glenaire-primary-school-run-on-sun-fund/vote
All votes must be in by October 20.
With all good wishes.
John D Anderson. Chair of Glenaire Primary School Run on Sun Fun(d) Charitable Trust
Next Generation Fitness and Performance.
Provide a unique, coached and systematised training facility that is focused but fun. Next Generation caters to the needs of adults and youths of all ages and fitness levels, providing a long-term solution for life.
Click here to view Youth programme
http://www.nextgenerationgym.co.uk/
Do you want to improve your public speaking, communication and confidence? Get life skill that will help you when going to university and job interviews?
Northern Talent are offering acting classes in Saltaire (16+ year old)
Click here for further information
The One in a MillionStreetwise football project has been running for over 5 years at Titus Salt School. The project uses football as a vehicle to encourage young people to take part in a project which gets them off the street and also educates them around pressing social issues - their current project is themed 'Football Hooliganism - Promoting Responsible Citizens!'
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Airedale Hockey Club Open Evening Thursday 19th January 2017 7-8.30pm at Titus Salt School
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BBC One prime time series‘Eat Well For Less?’ are currently in production with a brand new series of the show. They are currently on the lookout for fun and lively families who would love to save some money on their weekly shop and eat more healthily.
The show follows Masterchef’s Gregg Wallace & award winning greengrocer Chris Bavin on a mission to prove that it is possible for families to save money on their food budget without scrimping on taste and nutrition. They hope that by analysing the shopping habits of UK families, they can help to show where we can source the best and cheapest quality food. Click here to view flyer
Shipley Hamm Exchange club, click here to view letter
Basketball Club for under 13's click here to view flyer
North Bradford Music Centre click here to view flyer
Could you be a volunteer for Schools Admissions Appeals Panel?
Parents have the right to express a preference for the school they would like their child to attend. If a place at that school cannot be offered, parents then have the right to appeal to an Independent Appeal Panel. A School Admissions Appeals Panel hears such appeals.
Click here for further details
Interested? Contact tracey.sugden@bradford.gov.uk
